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This Great State.

lola is the name of new post
Office established in Calcasieu parish,
Thos. G. Wingate, Postmaster.
An election will be held in the par
ish of Concordia on May II, to vote
on the proposition to subscribe FIVE
mill tax for ten years to the New Or
leans, Natchez and Scott and the
Mississippi Valley Railroads.
Athens correspondent of Claiborne
Journal: A party of gentlemen from
Birmingham, Ala, who are interested
in the manufacture of iron, visited
this section short time ago, inspect
ing the iron ore. They seemed to be
well pleased with the prospects for
the manufacture of iron from the ore
found. They pronounced the quality
good.
Claiborne Journal: Farmers I'm
ions are becoming popular in this
parish. Quite number of unions
have been organized in the parish re-
Gently. We hope they will do the
farmers good-assisi them in building
up the leading and most important
business of the country; for whatever
does this must benefit all classes
Organization among the farmers is
good thing.
A special to the New Orleans Pic
ayune from Alexandria says: On the
I'd inst, the act of incorporation was
passed and fled, and will be recorded
tomorrow, of the Alexandria and
Texas Railway Company with the
following charter members, viz: A. B.
Watson and William M. Robinson, of
Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Frank
lin H. Head, of Chicago, Ill; r. J.
Bowman, L. V. Marye and r. w.
Bringhurst, of Alexandria. The cap
ital stock is fixed at 1,5O0. 900, of
shares of 800 each, and operations
are to commence as soon as $780,
are subscribed. As soon as qhe time
prescribed by law expires, the survey
Of the route through the parishes Of
Rapides, Vernon and Calcasieu to
Sabine River and frem there to Hous-
ton, Texas, will be surveyed and the
rights of way procured. All seem
hopeful OF success as some of the
gentlemen are Western capitalists
who have come in our midst, invested
largely in timber lands and seem de-
termined to develop the country, as
the Picayune advised Mr.. Gould to do
with the section in which he had in
vested in the same kind of real es-
tate.
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$3.50 A Year.
PMkLlc Sale.

Foster Carter In Justice r. C. Stin-
w vs.. sons Court, Ward No. 2,
w. u. Lovette: Bossier Parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that by yirtue of a
~ writ of fieri facias issued by K. C. Stinson.
Justice Of the Peace OF said Ward of said par
ish, Louisiana, in favor of Foster Carter and
against w. b Lovette, and to me directed. /
will, at the legal hours of sale, on Saturday.
May 2, 1887, at the Court House, in the tow,
OF Bellevue; La, offer for sale at public auc-
The north half of lot ten, situated in Bessie,
City, known as the Lovette lot, containing hall
an acre, more or less.
Seized as the property of w. B. Lovette.
ana VIII be sold to pay and satisfy the debt
of the plaintiff in this cause
Terms of Sale-Cash, provided two thirds
OF the appraised value thereof be bid.
w. E. NORRIS, Deputy Sheriff
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The reunion OF the Benevolent
association of Confederate Veterans
U Shreveport Tuesday was a grand
aualr, large number Of peol 10 we're
present, and able and patriotic
speeches were made by Elk Gov. F.
!. Nichols, United States Senators
4 \. Gibson aud j. B. Eustis, Gov.
oanoel D. McEnery, ex Senate B. F.
s0aas aud Congressman Charles E.
Hooker, Of Mississippi.
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RACEs.-The spring meeting of
the Shreveport Jockey Club takes
place April 18th, 14th and 10th at
the Fair Grounds in Shreveport
There will be four races each day
for purses aggregating $4,000
Some Of tue finest racing stock in
the country will be entered. Special
rates on all railroad and steam boat
lines. For particulars address j. b
Ards, Secretary Shreveport Jockey
Club, Box 1913.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD
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EIGHT PAGES

The paper for the farmer, the artisan. thu
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DO you want to know in these
Gull times where to buy your goodr
Was to save money on every dollas
expended in dry goods, ladies' dress
goods, and ladies' shoess If so, 60
70 the low priced store of Mr.. Julius
A.Jacobs, agent, Shreveport.
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Be sure and Call on Messrs.
Henry Dreyfuss & Son, Shreveport,
for your fall aud winter goods
They will give you satisfaction in
quality and prices.
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The fellows who have been growl-
ing at springs tardy coming will be
sinping another song before the
fall mosquito goes.
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1887,
THE MORNING HERALD.
$500 A Year. ola Sig Mos
SOC. Per Mo-. Postage Paid.

RALTIMORES GREAT PENNY DAILY
- complete newspaper in every respect.
Independent in its editorial uttersnces. fnn
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West Virginia and other States chronicle the
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the most accurate and complete market re-
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Our Washington correspondence Is recoe
nized as the most entertaining and trnthf5,
mirror OF the doings at the Capital of the
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The drouth continues, and crops
aad gardens are suffering for rain.
No rain, sufficient to be of any ben
eft to vegetation, has fallen in this
section since the 9th Of March-six
weeks next Sunday.
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Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss & Son,
Shreveport, are offering special in-
ducements to those desiring to pur-
chase goods of any description
Cheaper than ever before.
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Anchor Lodge No. 16, Ancient
Orderof United Workmen, the third
Lodge of the kind in Shreveport,
elected and installed it's officers on
Tuesday night.
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Bossierites visiting Shreveport
will find it to their advantage and
comfort to stop at the City Hotel.
The fare is good, rates cheap, and
Mr.. Reynolds has made every pro-
vision for the comfort of his quests.
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"The Caterer and Household
Magazine for April is at hand
It is thoroughly practical, full of in.
formation, aud treats of domestic
management and culinary art in an
agreeable and entertaining way.
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One of the greatest wonders of
the age-the remarkable low prices
on everything offered for sale by
Mr.. julius A. Jacobs, agent.
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For fresh oysters, fish, game,
&C.. 20 to the Commercial Gem
Restaurant, Shreveport. 1t is head.
quarters for fresh oysters in every
stele.
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A man wishing to make motion
or to offer some remarks may some
tines be out Of order, but a man
wishing to pay his subscription,
never.
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The "Southern Cultivatorn for
April is an excellent number
1t contains the usual large quantity
of invaluable matter for farmers,
horticnlturists, etc. The Cultivator
Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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Oysters, stewed fried or raw, at
the Commercial Gem Restaurant,
No. 20 Texas street, Shreveport.

If this thing continues somebody
NAV be rash enough to insinuate by
and By that spring has actually
come.
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Gbe Ginres- Democrat.
NEW ORLEANS.

> the best newspaper published IL,
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Because:
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Its complete Geographic service, es-
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The SUNDAY edition (I7 20 rs pages,
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OF original and contributed reading
matter carefully selected, giving the
latest events in the world mind Of
Fashion and of Society.
A special feature Is its unsurpassed
TRANSACTIONS of the choicest literature
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The fruit outlook is number one.

Don't try to catch on to all the
b0oms.
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..
hes. 4. NJ. Blocker was too un.
sel to I'LL his regular appointments
"paach at Fillmore and Haughton
. sunday. He will preach at
'saesue next Saturday night, Sun
1ya1li o'clock A. NJ, and at night,
w u Fillmore on Sunday at 8 P.
= tala inst. A protracted meet.
y WI begin at Haughton on the
- sunday night in May, Rev. Il.
'as'a, OF Gibsland, assisting.
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The Live Stock Record

the recognized authoritative organ for
I blood stock breeding west Of the AlIeghan-
les, ana IS everywhere acknowledged to be of
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business OF breeding will find the RECORD
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ing circulation makes our columns the
BEST MEDIUM FOE ADYERTTSJNq
In the whole country-a fact well recognized
as our very large patronage this year testifies
Price So per annun.
b. g. BRUCE, Editor and Proprietor,
45a E. Main street, Lexington, XIV,
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The acooing Of the turtle dove is
heard 10 the landS-occasio
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=, 's European Hotel, SOUTH
- ., Texas and Market
49, shreveport, offers excellent
nouations to travellers. Mr..
~ ce, proprietor, keeps his
wi supplied with good edi.
~ 8 sso me general accommoda-
= tos hotel are first-class.
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School Board PROCEEDINGS.

School Board Proceedings.
BELLEVUE, La, APRIL 2, 1887.
The School Board of Bossier Par
lsh met In regular session. Present
w. G. Burt, President; j. N. Bryan,
w. B. Boggs, J. B. Crawford and
w. E. Connell, members. The min
utes of last meeting were read and
approved. When, on motion, it was
Resolved, That the interest aris-
ing from the 10th section, township
~, range IL, be appropriated to the
children on. the Bellevue side of
Bodceau.
The following schools were then
located for four months from June
l, 1887; all to close on or before
December 81, 1887:
Ward /.
Elm GrOve-colored.
Ward q.
Benton-white; Miss Schwing,
teacher.
Carolina BIuff-coIored.
Elizabeth -colored.
Ward 3.
Oak Hill-white; Miss Rabb,
teacher.
Paysinger's-colored.
EuOn-colored.
Lewisville-colored; Lucy Ben
nett, teacher.
Collinsbarg-white; Miss Motto
McClenaghan, teacher.
Brushy-white W. M. Abney,
teacher.
Cottage Grove-white; W. N.
Doles, teacher.
Mt. Zion-colored.
Cottage Grove-colored; A. j.
Smith, teacher.
Ward 4.
Heffner's-white; r. 81. Allen.
Franks place-white; Mrs. W.
j. Baird, teacher.
Centre-white; J. J. Stubbs.
Red Land-white; j. B. Craw-
ford, teacher.
Ansel-white.
Horse River-white.
Pleasant Hill--white; Mrs. De-
lanne, teacher.
klrtley's store-white: A. G.
Davis, teacher.
Sam Neils-colored.
Ward 5.
Dry Cypress--white.
Rocky Mount-white.
Pine GrOve--wIli Q; Mrs. g. B.
Norman, teacher.
Macedcnia--colored.
Spring Hill--colored.
Midway--colored.
New Light-colored.
Adger aud Hanks'--white.
Ward 6.
Hanghton-white; Prof. L. Girls
void, teacher.
Fillmore-white; Miss Carrie
Council, teacher.
Fillmore-colored.
Betlevue--W bite.
Bellevne--colored.
Bethlehem--colored.
Jerusalem, ..
Minis, sc
Cane Bend, +"
Pineville, ("
st. Johns,
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:, The hsndsonest. most entertaining, iswpsiee.
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many others. Also entertaining JUVENILE
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One OF more Illustrated articles and several full
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Married

On the 10th instant, at the residence of the
brides father, G.. j Goodwin, in this parish,
by Rev. L. F. Barnett, Mr.. JAMES d. CRAB
TREE to Miss NJ. E. GOODWIN
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Close connection at Chattanooga for points
in Tennessee and Virginia and at Cincinnati
for Northern and Eastern Cities.
For further information, as to rates, &c.
write to HARnV
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Vicksburg. Miss.
H. +. CLARKE, H. COLLBRAN,
Superintendent. Gen'l PASSENGER Act
Vicksburg, Miss Cincinnati. Ohio.
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When, on motion, it was Resolv-
ed, That no assistants be furnished,
there being no funds to do so.
B. r. Nash was then allowed, for
assessing, 1916 polls, aud war;
rants directed to issue to W. J..
Hughes for 1913 90, and B. A. Kelly
for $110 in full.
When, on motion, the President
appointed the following committee
to confer with committee appoint
ed by the Caddo Board, in relation
to sixteenth section lying in both
parishes, viz: Col. j. A. Snider, B..
A. Kelly and W. B. Boggs.
The Treasurer then submitted a
statement of receipts and disburse-
ments, which, on examination, was
found correct and accepted as set
Element to date, and the vouchers
burned in open session:
Amount due on Current Funds 4ls SO
g . g Township Fund. 1890 so
Contingent rs
$42lI ii
When, on motion, the body adj
journed sine die.
w. G. BURT, President.
j. 81. KEYsER, Sup'tand Sec'y.
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THE SUNDAY HERALD.
$l.5o A Year, Postage Paid.
Beyond any doubt the most interest;ne
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pages are brimful of good Newspaper work
Resides all tho news, it contains illustrate
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Special attention is paid to society news
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ARKANSAS BAPTIST
P PDksIsirER, EDrroa..

Cound in Doctrine. Conservative 10 Spirit,
y Uncompromising with Error, aud friend
to the Truth and the Home.
~ year in aavnnce.
w. A. FORBES,
aprSs Business Manager.
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:
~ q. q. Gryder, while blowing
a's Held about 8 miles northeast
: aaosy Mount, in this parish, on
a'adsy morning, was shot down BY
y unknown white men, and in.
uy Killed. The assassins were
ied 10 the brush near the
and fired at least thirty buck
!, into his body. This is a cold
,asd assassination, and we SIM
w sfoat the assassins may be
efed and punished as such
0'y murderers deserve to be.
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Died

Died:
At the residence of her son, G. ). Goodwin,
near Red Land, La, on April 9th, 1887, Mrs.
MANBRvA GOODWIN. aged 66 years. She was
born in Georgia, and removed to Bossier Par
ish, La. in 1857. She has been afflicted with
paralysis for two years. TZ.B.
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' THE STAR.
sssadway md Pssk Piaas, Men yssL
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-07
A Requested Correction.

The following notice, which speaks
for itself, has been handed the LIGHT for
insertion, by the secretary of the Or
phans' Home, OF this city. The state
menis which are here taken exception
to, were made upon the authority Of
several members of the board OF direc-
tors and the written acceptance OF the
offer OF the home managers, by the own
ers of the Lees Harris property. The
LIGHT is always ready and willing to
correct all mistaken impressions no mat
ter how arising:
while thanking the editor of the
LIGHT for his kind and encouraging
words in yesterdays paper in regard to
the Home for Destitute Children, there
are some errors in his statements that
should be corrected.
First, no change has yet been made in
the location OF the home, and II made at
ali, will not be until May lst.
Secondly, the house now occupied
consists not of four rooms, but seven
rooms and large hall, and has always
before rented for $50, the rent being
generously reduced by the owner on &C.
count Of its use as Home" Although
the new house spoken OF is somewhat
inGOnveDient, on account OF its location,
for the visiting committees and contrib
utOrs, still, If the directors finally decide,
1t will be more comfortable for the child
dren, II the change will be made"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-07
Attempt 70 Burn the Pest House.

About O'Clock this morning the man
and wife who have charge OF the city
smallpox pest house and who live 10
one OF the rooms OF the building, were
aroused by the large quantity Of dense
smoke In the room and the smell OF burn
ing wood and other material. A search
Of the house was made aud the origin OF
the smoke was located In the storeroom
where good fire was found to be burn
ing merrily near window among some
blankets, bedding and dry goods boxes,
that were filled with other bedding and
clothing. A few buckets Of water ex-
tinguished the flames, and an officer
was Immediately summoned from the
police station. Search being made
by him, he traced some buggy
tracks from the brush west OF
the house to the window nearest where
the fire in the room was placed, and
then the tracks were followed after they
left the house through the brush until
they came to the Main road, where, In
the multitude OF other tracks, they were
lost. These buggy tracks proves oonclu-
sively that the horrible work OF arson
had been attempted, but, BY whom and
for what purpose, is not known, and can
only be coDjectured.
1t is believed the guilty parties will
vet be captured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-07
PERSONAL

Mr.. Joe George has returned from ST..
Louis.
Mr.. G. w. Angle has returned from
New York.
Mr.. X. G. West, the well known Aus
tin attorney and his wife, are at the
Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner and Mr..
and Mrs. w, Brundett, Of Houston, are
at The Menger.
DIR. Z. Alexander, well known ply
stefan of Paso del Norte, is a guest at
the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Low, prominent
citizens of Brennan, are quartered at
the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mcpherson, and
Miss Ida Wallace, Of Atlanta, Ga, are
again at the Maverick Hotel.
Mr. r. II. Lockert, the genial drug
gist OF San Pedro avenue, is confined to
his rooms by sickness. In his absence,
Mr. f. G. Long is acting as his locum
tenens.
Mr.. George BraZelton came in from
Waco last night, where he has been in
attendance at his brothers., w. b. Bra
zelton's, wedding.
Mr. q. T. Porter, formerly of the S. A.
q A. = railroad, but now chief Of the
commerce commission, Is in the city on
business.
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Fire Compan es.

Fire Compan es.
The various fire companies held regu-
lar monthly meetings last night.
Company No. l met at their hall on
Market street and endorsed the action
Of the board OF fire directors calling the
entire department out for the parade
during the Sangerfest, and all decided
to parade. The resignation Of Mr..
Chas. Schreiner, as q member, was re-
oeived.
Second ward hose company also de-
oided to parade with their reel In the
Sangerfest procession. The resignation
Of Foreman Louis Weyl was received
and accepted, and Mr.. George Morgan
WAS elected as foreman. They decided
also to attend the hose drill this after
noon on Main plaza.
Fire company No. 2, met at their hall
and after agreeing to turn out with uni
forms and apparatus during the Saen-
gerfest parade, adjourned.
The Mission Hose company agreed to
parade In their uniforms and will deco
rate their reel and allow their foreman
to ride thereon IN the parade.